Myron Eshowky: A Deeper Listening

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October 8, 2018

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We are all working on ourselves to be better human beings, but I do think that it starts with the idea that we have to quiet our minds. We need to learn how to move slower.

- Myron Eshowsky -

Myron Eshowky: A Deeper Listening

"When I was 6 years old, I began to go for an hour every day, before school had started, to work with a speech therapist who taught me to put my hand on her throat, and my throat, and then focus on matching her vibration as she would make a sound, because I had to learn how to talk. One of the things I noted right away was that when we matched vibration, I became really connected with her. It was a feeling of connection in my heart, a feeling of love that I would feel for her in those moments." Myron Eshowsky is a shamanic healer, mediator, consultant and author who was born with congenital severe hearing loss that he learnt to adapt into a skill for deep listening. He serves currently as the co-director of the Social Health Care Program for Syrian Refugees and Families -- based out of Jordan, this program provides trauma healing and local capacity building services for families displaced by the war in Syria. What follows is the edited transcript of an Awakin Call with Myron Eshowsky where he shares fascinating stories from his life and the many ways to cultivate deep listening skills. { read more }

Be The Change

Myron talks of how 'being in relationship with a place and taking care of it' is a way to heal the land and our relationship to the Earth in this time of the sixth mass extinction. See if you can practise this skill of deep listening with nature in the place you live in. For inspiration, listen to the shamanic drumming at the end of this Awakin call

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